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August 2, 2004

Tips for a Successful Visit with Your Congressman

Filed under: Just Ask — Larry @ 10:35 pm

Courtesy of Concerned Women for America:

When you visit your congressman, be cordial, polite, dress appropriately and thank him for taking time to visit with you.

Be sure to thank him for any pro-family votes, and express your disappointment about any votes with which you disagreed. Then let your representative know about future legislation that is important to you as a voter.

Give simple, concise requests and explain that it matters to you which way they vote.

At the conclusion of the meeting, thank your congressman. Let him know that you are praying for him and that you believe he performs a valuable and important service to you and your country.

Also, request a meeting with him during the next recess.

Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act (H.R. 4420 and S. 2466)

Filed under: News — Larry @ 10:30 pm

From a Concerned Women for America email:

CWA recognizes the tragic reality of abortion and as one step in the process of overturning abortion laws we are working to alleviate the pain of the unborn while reminding women of the humanity of their unborn child. For women who are considering having an abortion, CWA is working to ensure that they know the truth about the pain that abortion procedures will cause for their unborn child, thereby encouraging some women to decide not to have the abortion.

  • Urge your Senators and Congressman to cosponsor this potentially lifesaving legislation.

CWA is immensely grateful for the hard work of our members. Your continued action and support greatly encourages us. Please take advantage of the next few weeks while Congress is home. We look forward to seeing how God works through you to influence our country!

  • For more information about how to lobby from your kitchen table, click here to download our brochure.
  • Plus, for information for pastors and churches on involvement in the political process, click here.

Houses of Worship Free Speech Restoration Act (H.R. 235)

Filed under: News — Larry @ 10:23 pm

From a Concerned Women for America email:

Current law gives the IRS the power to revoke a church’s tax-exempt status if that church produces any material deemed ’’too political’’ - thus giving the government the power to suppress the church. H.R. 235 preserves religious liberty by reversing that policy.

  • Urge your congressman to cosponsor the Houses of Worship Free Speech Restoration Act.
  • Also, ask your pastor to write a letter to your Congressman on church letterhead supporting this bill. For a sample letter, click here. Hearing from local pastors and the congregations they represent will send a powerful message to Capitol Hill. (Also, please send a copy of your letter to Rep. Walter Jones, 422 Cannon House Office Building, Washington DC 20515).

Visit this link for a CWA paper on H.R. 235. You can view talking points on H.R. 235 by clicking here.

You may also visit this informational website: http://www.hr235.org/

Marriage Protection Act (H.R. 3313) - Senate

Filed under: News — Larry @ 10:17 pm

From a Concerned Women for America email:

H.R. 3313 was passed in the House of Representatives and now requires a sponsor in the Senate.

  • Urge your Senator to sponsor this critical legislation so that the Marriage Protection Act can be passed by both houses of Congress before the end of the year.

To view background information on the Marriage Protection Act, click here. To view talking points on the Marriage Protection Act, click here.

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